InVideo: Animate static images with Multi-Shot generation

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Demo summary

The user demonstrates how to turn a static image into a video using Cling 3.0, setting up multiple shots including a product rising from the ground and a wide-angle zoom.

Step-by-step

Unattach the image from the canvas and click Attach to Prompt
Select a video model such as Cling 3.0 from the models menu
Enter a prompt describing the desired animation
Set the video duration to at least 3 seconds
Enable Multi-shot to add dynamic changes like close-ups or wide shots
Configure individual prompts for Shot 1 and Shot 2 and click Save
Select the aspect ratio and resolution
Click Generate to start processing the video

Options

Use Veo 3.1 instead of Cling 3.0
Add more than two shots if needed
Toggle 'With Sound' on or off
Adjust advanced options like Seed and Negative Prompts

Watch out for

Ensure you have enough duration selected to accommodate multiple shots
Generating the video will consume credits (e.g., 0.252 credits per second)

Tips

Use Multi-shot to get dynamic changes like close-ups and side angles instead of one static shot
Three seconds is generally enough for a basic animation

Highlights

“I'm satisfied with that. It's actually pretty good.”

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